Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-07-22
EDINBURG NOTES.
Irwin L Baker are selling glass fruit jars
low in figures.

EOAN O4eO NOAGS
Irwin & Baker are selling glass fruit jars
low in figures.
A dear little "goo goo" angel turned mp
in Charlie Wightmans house on Wednes-
day. 1t Is a boy.
Mrs. VIM. II. Evans, of Springfield, O.,
who has been visiting in this place, was
called home on Wednesday by telegram
that her husband had met with a serious
accident
Highest prices for country produce at
II. +. Boyer's.
The Sunday School festival at Palmyra
school house, on Saturday night, the 23rd
inst, will be an enjoyable affair for old as
well as young Both brass and string bands
will furnish music.
White goods, lawns, &c, at cost at II.
+. Boyer's.
If you want everything in the grocery
and confectionery line fresh and fine, and
very cheap, call at Headquarters
w. II. Baker.
Dr. A. =. Below has greatly improved
his dwelling on Main street, by erecting
very handsome yeranda the full length of
the building, and tastefully painting the
house inside and out
Irwin d Baker are Just receiving large
stock of summer goods which they pro
pose to sell as cheap as the cheapest. Give
them call.
The young man who was 50 terribly dis
appointed in not finding his Bes(D girl at
lIarpcr's Ferry, on Saturday, when he ar
rived there on the excursion, has been
fully consoed since. She returned home
on the mail the same day. Sunday night
made all things right.
Irwin d Baker are prepared to bny
wheat in all sized lots, for which they will
pay the highest cash prices.
On Sunday evening, July 2ith, there
will be Il temperance lecture delivered in
the Methodist Church, in this place, by {.
II. Tatum, OF Dayton, Va. This young
man has lately graduated with the highest
honOrs and has now enlisted in the tenn
perance work. lie is highly spoken Of as
an orator, and is a Jealous worker III the
cause he has espouscd. Tho citizens of
Edinburg and community are earnestly in
vited to attend.
Don't forget Headquarters. You can't
do any better no matter where You CO.
No stale goods sold Everything Of the
best. Try my splendid stock of groceries
and confectoneries. w. II. Baker.
Boots and shoes at bottom prices at II.
L. Boyer's.
Miss Rose Wierman, daughter Of Mr..
Ben. Werman, Of Moore's store, this com
ty, who is visiting relatives in this place,
was taken down with fever on last Satur-
day, and is now critically i'll at the resi-
dence of her sister. Mrs. l.. +. Stoneburncr.
We regret to say that Mr. Jos W.
Evans, late post master of this place, has
been quite i'll for over a month.
Mr. Abs. CoAman, our worthy town Sar-
geant, is also down with fever.
On Sunday last, about , o'clock in the
afternoon, fire was discovered in the barn
on the farm Of Mr.. G. II. Grandstail, about
three miles northwest Of Edinburg. In a
few minutes the entire building was wrap
ped in names The ncighbors gathered
rapidly and by the hardest work num-
Der of outbuildings such a. granary, ice
house, dairy, &c, were saved. At one
time it was thought that the dwelling
house would be destroyed and the contents
were moved ont, but fortunately it was
saved. The barn contained wagon,
about five tons Of hay, twenty-five bush
els of rye, two sets Of harness and other
articles all of which were consumed.
large potato patch near the barn, covered
with straw was burned over and destroy
ed. The fire is supposed to have been the
work Of an incendiary as Mr.. Robt. Ty-
singer the first person to reach the barn,
found the sliding doors ajar and the fire
raging in the bundles Of rye that were
stacked around the wagon The loss will
be between $500 and $500. Mr.. Grand
staff was about three miles from home at
the time.
"Your own doctor at home Save mon
ey and hundreds Of dollars of doctors bills
by using a few boxes Of the Great Blood
Remedy n-Eclectc Herbs. Sold by II.
l.. Boyer, general agent for Shenandoah
county. Address him at Edinburg, Va.